>> there's witnesses and evidence at the scene that was collected. so, i'm optimistic that it will be solved in good order. >> the central market community benefit district -- she lives in the area and says while this may be an isolated incident but points for the need for more resources south of market. >> we need more foot patrols and more police officers patrolling the neighborhood. >> now, the attackers are two hispanics and one african-american male in their 20s, driving a dark bluford explorer, the two individuals who were stabbed police say are recovering with nonlife-threatening wounds. the woman was treated and has been released. reporting live, abc7 news. >> ama: we also have new details about a deadly shooting in oakland near mills college. the victim has been identified as former oakland tribune

photographer, 54-year-old lionel fluker. the tribune reports he was not the target of the sheeting and was driving home when he was shot. a second man who police believe what the intended victim was critically wounded. police have no suspect information or motive. now to weather. the weekend got off to a wet and gloomy start. people had the up bedroom -- umbrellas out. tourist didn't were prepared but didn't stop them from getting shots of the stay. the rain was light, as you see it coming down here, looking east across the bay. the abc7 rooftop camera shows there was no break in that cloud cover. along with that rain came fog. you can see it obscured part of the bay bridge earlier today in the shot from our watermark camera in downtown san

francisco. here's the current conditions. this is the emeryville camera. not raining at the moment but we have lingering clouds. let's get the latest from meteorologist lisa argin. >> it took all days but we finally have sunshine. we're looking at a strong onshore flow. you can see live doppler 7hd, indicate if of the onshore flow is the cool weather and breezy winds, gusting to 20 miles-per-hour in the north bay, 15 at san car roz airport, and right now you can see the cloudy skies but the dry pavement. golden gate bridge. numbers in the 60s. we have two more systems heading into the bay area. a weak one tonight, stronger one tomorrow that could get you wet if you're headed to the ballpark. so we'll talk about those and a big warmup, coming up later. >> ama: a memorial concert for the victims of the oikos university shol shooting is set

to begin in a few hours. six students and staff member were killed last year the school has struggled to recover from the incident. the shooter was ordered to undergo treatment at napa state hospital after being found incompetent to stand trial. tonight's memorial concert will feature the san francisco master choarl. choreal. >> san jose detectives are looking into whether a large part is connected to a deadly shooting. a man was found shot in a parking lot at 3:00 this morning, not far from the park. he died later. no arrests have been made. this is san jose's 11th 11th homicide of the year. >> the statewide crackdown on distracted driving led santa rosa police to a wanted man who led them on a chase. the seven coins for eric diaz

pen penatta. the police tried to pull him over for talking twiel driving on this cell phone. he bailed out of the car, leaving his 15-month-old son and girlfriend inside. there are three outstandingwayses out for his arrest, and now he is also wanted on wreck his evading and child endangerment charges. >> a man suffered severe injuries were being hit this more than by a taxi in san francisco. he was struck just around 2:15 near the western portal of the broadway none the russian hill neighbor. a witness says the man was thrown several feet. >> ama: the taxi driver stopped and is cooperating with police. >> city officials joined people in san francisco's ocean view strict this more than for a walking tour focusing on urban blight in the neighborhood.

residents and business owners want more city and community involvement in dealing with problems. that have plagued the area. garbage and graffiti mark run downbuilding. one of the first challenges city leaders say they need to address. >> we have some way of compelling property owners to not let this go on for decades and contribute to blight, to make sure they're making improvements. >> ama: the mayor's office is target egg ocean view for more economic development as part of its invest in neighborhoods initiative. the city is looking for ways to offer incentives for small businesses to open in the area. >> there's a lot going nonsan francisco, so that means traffic tieups. the big step underway to usher in the future of public transit in the bay area. >> a new stadium in santa clara could be just the beginning. coming up, the plan to create a

brand new

am. >> ama: new -- you can see crews working on a bridge all weekend. the temporary bridge will allow workers to excavate under the street to build the footprint of a new transit center. the work means the street is closed through monday. that closure is just one traffic detour in san francisco. the rock 'n' roll half marathon is expected to cause delays getting to the marina between

6:30 and 11:30 tomorrow morning there are also street close sures -- closures in the race area. expect heavy traffic tomorrow during the greek celebration, and delays are likely around st. at&t park before and after the giants' afternoon game. we'll have a full list on our web site. just check on "see it on tv". santa clara city leaders are considering a massive entertainment district across the street from the 49ers stadium. hotels, restaurants, and residencal units are on the table for an previous land fill that is now the city's golf course. compare the size to santana row which is 45 acres. next week the city council will consider entering the negotiations with a global developer. >> it's the v.i.p. list no

celebrity wants to be on but it is growing. ahead, the hattest target in swatting hoaxes. phony 9-1-1 calls drawing officers to the home of celebrities. >> taking a look outside, we had some light showers today. lisa will let us know if the rain will continue tomorrow, and here's a long at what it head at 5:30. >> coming up on world news, that developing story overseas. six americans killed. troops and civilians. we'll have the latest. bob woodruff on the korean border. have we lost track of the north cornan -- korean missiles on the move. and is hillary clinton going

>> ama: shanghai health officials say two more people contracted the new bird flu strain that has killed six people in eastern china. the total number of those sick inned is now 12. health officials believe people are contracting the virus through direct contact with fowl. they say there's no evidence the virus is spreading easily between people. >> former south african president nelson man mandela has been discharged from the hospital. he was admitted on march 27th 27th and treated for

pneumonia, his condition has improved and will now be treated at home. he has been hospitalized three times since december. a rash of prank calls targeting hollywood celebrities has the los angeles police department on edge. a growing list of celebrities have been victim of the 9-1-1 caller hoax, known as swatting. this week alone, celebrities including justin timberlake and selena gomez have had s.w.a.t. units ropped to their -- respond to their home. the prank puts other citizens at risk. >> we're deploying must pel officers, tools we need on a daily basis to these incidents, and taking them away from other calls for service. >> ama: in one case last year, a 12-year-old boy was arrested for making a fake call targeting the home of ashton kutcher. police held the staff at his

home at gunpoint before officers determined the call was hoax. >> lisa has been tracking the weather. and the sprinkles today. >> just .03 on the roof and .01 in redwood city. finally, skies did clear. we had a strong onshore flow but live doppler 7hd showing all is quiet right now. the winds, a little breezy along the peninsula. san francisco, 1. and in the north bay, breezy, sunshine at the bridge, it's cloudy, and ranges in the upper 50s. downtown, 63. mid-60s, half moon bay, and a look at the bay bridge. partly cloudy conditions but we do have two weak weather systems on the way. the first one is weak and the second one looking at a stronger system coming in, maybe in time, as the giants win the game tomorrow, late in the game.

67, los gatos, the forecast calls for cloudy skies. a few sprinkles tonight and tomorrow morning, more clouds for sunday, and a better chance of showers towards the afternoon. sunny and breezy. high pressure builds in the first part of the work week, so overnight tonight, new spotty rain showers in the north bay, and the cloud cover. numbers held up to upper 40s to the lower 50s. we are looking at a zonal flow. that means the systems moving quickly from west to east. this next one is a weak one that will brush once again northern california tomorrow morning. but an apparent low comes in late tomorrow, and that will bring the best chance of showers in the afternoon. it's got a lot of cold air associated with it. gusty winds overnight, and snow, as much as a half inch in the sierra. snow levels down to 3500 feet. here's a look at the rest of the overnight hours, and you'll notice towards 7:00 tomorrow morning, marin county, sonoma

county could see sprinkles. about 4:00, look at the north bay. sonoma, marin county, the rain advancing to the south, and by late in the afternoon, early evening, we have a better chance of showers around the city and to the east bay, the peninsula. the system moves off but 10:00, 11:00, lingering-under showers. southern california, 73 in fresno, and rain moving into the north coast tomorrow. so a cool day there back home with the cloud cover, slightly cooler, better chance of rain tomorrow. 62 down, 68 in san jose, a little milder there. it will take time for us to see any bit of sunshine tomorrow because the next system is on its heels and that could bring showers tomorrow. temperatures around 60 gametime, and steadily warming temperatures. look at tuesday and wednesday, mid-upper 80s with an offshore

flow, and even when they cool back, pretty nice. >> ama: colin is in for shu, and that the greatest day at the ballpark but we had some good news. >> at least the game got played. maybe the giants preferred it wouldn't have and have a doubleheader tomorrow. on a day when buster posey was honored for this mvp season in 2012. a former giant stole the show on

>> former mvp kev virch mitchell said of bust e posey, like the

all-american boy, like captain america. posey joining select company, receiving his 2012 mvp award last year. the seventh giants player to garner mvp honors, including willy mace, willy mccovey, mitchell, and jeff kent. posey behind the plate. vogelsong looking to stepped his streak of 26 scoreless innings. unable to do so. first up, carlos bell fran drives in carpenter, 1-0 st. louis. hunter pence on the fast ball scales the center field wall. then beltran getting to vogelsong again. in comps carpenter and holliday. giants trail 5-2 in the eighth. sandoval greeting the reliever with the solo pop to left center. the closest san francisco would

be. 6-3 the final. locker room reaction. >> part of the game. got to keep grinding. so it happens. stinks when it does happen, but that's baseball. got to keep trying to make pitches, and wish i would have made a few better ones. >> colon activated today, gets the start against houston, back from a 50-game suspension for testing positive for tesss to testosterone coco crisp going deep for the second day. right now a's leading 1-0 in the fourth inning. >> cal hoping by this time tomorrow they're talking about their next opponent. that would mean they're in the national championship game. first things first, the final four matchup with louisville. the team that pulled the upset of upsets, cal the only nonbig east school in new orleans. they like it that way. >> i think the easiest thing has been to be how we have been all

year, which is enjoying every moment that we can, being together, being with this team, and then at the same time focusing and walking in when it's time to do. so just used to being more people there and more lights and cameras. but the idea of enjoying and it focusing is something that we're accustomed to. >> 3:30 tip time. men's side, great one between wichita state and louisville. louisville just took the lead, less than four minutes to go. >> third round of the valero texas open, the tuneup before the masters, rory mcilroy decides to play here. last weekend deciding heed needd one more tuneup. he is 6-under, for off the lead. the lead held by billy horschel. women's fir major of the area, the kraft nabisco championship in rancho mirage.

she has a three-shot lead at 12-under and is on the 18th 18th hole. >> ama: thank you so much. if did you happen to see a big red ball in sans france today? it there is! the sign of something big coming

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mortgage down by as much as a thousand dollars a month. >> a multibill dollar industry that can't operate like a normal business. why banks don't want this group's money. speaking of my. this week's powerball is coming to california. today the lottery game's signature redball made a stop in san francisco. it's on a state tour to promote powerball. you can purchase a ticket on monday. the current jackpot is $40 million. good luck. this is "world news." tonight, breaking news, six americans dead overseas. troops and civilians. what we're learning right now about two separate attacks in afghanistan and how they pulled this off. gone missing. have we lost sight of the missiles on the move in north korea? tensions rising after north korean president goes on tv firing that pistol.

our bob woodruff is standing by on the korean border tonight. new signs after that emotional good-bye at the state department, look who is back, hillary clinton without the glasses and with a brand new message. what our cynthia mcfadden asked her backstage and the growing signs, literally. for 2016. >> photo-op. the tour bus in l.a. being shown justin timberlake's mansions and witnessing something else their tour guide frantically explaining. >> there was a call, four men entered the home and there was a call of someone being shot inside the home. >> tonight, hear what was really going on and why authorities say it's costing us all. good evening. thank you for being here on saturday night. we begin with the fast-moving story overseas. six americans dead, including

troops and a young woman who worked for the state department. all of them killed in two attacks in afghanistan, three of them american troops and the other three civilians. there is early word tonight one of the attacks happened as americans were helping to deliver books to afghan children. abc's nick schifrin has reported extensively from the region where the attacks unfolded. he leads us off tonight. >> reporter: 11 years into the war, the taliban can still strike with deadly accuracy. a convoy of american troops and diplomats were driving down this road in southern afghanistan this morning after pulling out of their base. they joined the local governor's convoy and were going to deliver books to schoolchildren. two suicide attackers sped for the u.s. truck and exploded killing three u.s. troops, one pentagon civilian and one female diplomat. one of very few killed in afghanistan during the entire war. secretary of state john kerry had just met her in kabul and called her everything a foreign service officer should be, smart, capable, eager to serve